Caught on camera: Snowmobilers escape avalanche in Colorado backcountry Saturday
The slide happened on Gravel Mountain near Grand Lake just before 2:30 p.m. The Colorado Avalanche Information Center said that three or four people were caught in the avalanche, but were able to get out on their own or with the help of bystanders. It is believed to have been triggered by a snowmobile.
February has historically been the deadliest month for avalanches in Colorado, and with two fatal avalanches so far in ...
In California, Mammoth Mountain confirmed Saturday in a social media post that a member of the ski patrol there died from ...
Nathan Ginn, a 50-year-old outdoorsman who died in an avalanche over the weekend, was an active powsurfer, river surfer, ...
The snowmobiler who survived for more than an hour after being caught and fully buried by an avalanche at Shrine Mountain ...
A backcountry snowboarder was caught, buried and killed in an avalanche Saturday, Feb. 22, on Mines Peak east of Berthoud ...
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Here’s how to stay safe in avalanche country, according to expertsFebruary is one of the most dangerous months for avalanches in Colorado, which is why it is important to know avalanche ...
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Colorado officials urge caution in the mountains after new details emerge in deadly avalancheOfficials at the Colorado Avalanche Information Center are urging skiers, snowboarders, and others in the mountains to be ...
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Skier buried in avalanche: See the rescueThe buried skier survived with only minor injuries, according to the sheriff’s office. “We are incredibly grateful for this ...
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